Infinite Capacity in Cloud Computing
Amazon EC2 is certainly finite, but for the user who needs quick access to a 1,000 AMI's it appears to be infinite. Or to put it another way, there is more capacity then any one user will ever need to use.
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Defining Infinite
Just a random thought, recently I've mentioned the word infinite in a few of my posts. I thought I'd take a moment to briefly describe my view of the term as it relates to cloud computing.
Infinite Capacity in Cloud Computing
Amazon EC2 is certainly finite, but for the user who needs quick access to a 1,000 AMI's it appears to be infinite. Or to put it another way, there is more capacity then any one user will ever need to use.
Infinite Capacity in Cloud Computing
Amazon EC2 is certainly finite, but for the user who needs quick access to a 1,000 AMI's it appears to be infinite. Or to put it another way, there is more capacity then any one user will ever need to use.
